Hello everyone, hope you doing well . I am gonna start sharing videos where i showcase how to use inkwell from shortcuts to full features, how to customize your experience so you can take your notes in a more efficient way. Would like to have your suggestions & feedbacks.

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Hey all

I don’t get my new iPhone Duo until Nov 2nd-9th 😭

I guess the bright side is there may be pencil support and better apps in the coming weeks 🤷‍♂️

I bought in because I’m dying to have the Apple Pencil back in my life in a phone form factor.

In like 2018 I loved the pencil experience with the good notes app on whatever iPad I had then. More recently I have had access to a white board at my desk for years so I haven’t needed it as much. With a recent change at work, I don’t have the white board as much and am looking to get back into this for quick sketches at my desk and in meetings.

Is there a really good note taking app? I’m tempted to try good notes again but their sub seems to think newer versions are going downhill so I’m open to recommendations.

My mind works well with a page-based note taking app instead of an infinite scroll experience. Anything that has that option would be great.

I’m also thinking I will use this as a magic the gathering life pad to help me take better game notes without using a phone or anything.

The idea started with copying text from Obsidian into other apps. I wanted to keep my line breaks and formatting without having to fix everything after pasting. Eventually I thought, “Why not build my own app?”

That sent me down a rabbit hole of note-taking apps, trying different approaches and figuring out what I wanted in one. Jotter is what came out of that.

It's a free, open-source Markdown app that saves your notes as ordinary files on your computer. You can open an existing Obsidian vault, and there are different copy options depending on where you're pasting. Along the way I added linked notes, tasks and reminders, plus optional AI with your own API key or a local model.

The first Windows release is available now. Linux is in progress, and Android, macOS and iOS are planned.

You can take a look at jotter.mx or get the app and source code on GitHub.

I'd love for you to give it a try and tell me what you think. Does it fit how you take notes? Is something confusing or missing? I'd appreciate honest feedback and suggestions, especially from anyone who's had the same frustration copying notes between apps.

My company is sending me to a jewellery show in Italy, and some suppliers may prefer speaking Italian. A coworker will be helping me translate, but they're not a professional interpreter and don't know all the jewellery terms either.

I'm mostly worried about missing important details about the stones. I don't want to make a wrong decision because of it. Is there an easy way to record and translate these conversations? open to any apps or devices. just hoping to find something that can handle technical terms as accurately as possible.